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Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them (2016)

Just when you thought J.K. Rowling hadn’t milked those gloriously prosperous udders of the Harry Potter royalty cow enough, the prolific writer pulls a volte-face on that “no more Harry…
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Tangerine (2015)

Hell hath no fury than a transgender woman scorned. In Sean Baker’s gloriously scathing, but not inhumane, revenge dramedy Tangerine, a recently unleashed jailbird tears through Santa Monica boulevard like…
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Blu-ray: The Essential Jacques Tati Collection

It is exactly four decades since Jacques Tati’s final film Parade was released into public consciousness in 1974, an effort that marked the end of the renowned French comic actor…
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Benny & Jolene (2014)

Paving your way to fame and fortune via the music industry has never been met with much more than avarice, falsity, and narcissism, despite its somewhat overwhelming myriad of depictions…
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The Internship (2013)

One can only imagine what the executive meeting must be like in conceptualising this – Google honchos meet with Hollywood moguls, discussing a high-powered movie merger that would send Apple…
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The Artist (2011)

Hands down, the most rapturous moviegoing experience in 2011. For all its worth, The Artist is much better than the entire output of the Hollywood industry put together during the last calendar year. Sure, it’s simplistic, but so was Murnau’s Sunrise and a handful of Chaplin films. This is a glorious throwback to a bygone age when a wordless sequence made audiences laugh, cry and heart bouncing in pure joy.
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Midnight in Paris (2011)

The best Woody Allen film in a very long time. This is a heartfelt, charmingly poignant, love-letter to the City of Lights and nostalgia by an auteur who hasn’t lost his joie de vivre.
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The Kids Are All Right (2010)

Perhaps one of the most unapologetically honest American family dramas to emerge since Little Miss Sunshine. A funny, witty, wise and wonderful comic observation of the twenty-first century family foibles.
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